FAQs
What is the main responsibility of a Risk Reporting Analyst at Jefferies?
The main responsibility is to ensure the timely completion of daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly reporting deliverables across all regions, maintain oversight over production processes, troubleshoot issues with Risk IT, and engage with Risk Managers for accurate reporting.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A degree is required, along with experience in risk reporting, advanced Excel and VBA skills, and knowledge of Python or R is preferable.
Is prior experience with large datasets necessary?
Yes, experience working with large datasets and data manipulation is required for this role.
What specific technical skills are needed for the role?
Advanced Excel and VBA skills are required, and knowledge of Python or R is preferable. The ability to construct and maintain tactical reporting tools is also important.
What type of work environment can a candidate expect?
The candidate can expect a dynamic and evolving work environment, where teamwork and collaboration are essential.
How important is knowledge of investment banking and financial products for this role?
Knowledge of investment banking business models, capital market products, and financial products such as fixed income and equity is advantageous, though not explicitly required.
Are there opportunities for automation initiatives in this position?
Yes, the role involves supporting various automation initiatives for reporting and production processes to enhance accuracy and timeliness.
What is the company’s stance on diversity and inclusion?
Jefferies believes that diversity fosters creativity and innovation, and is committed to building a culture that provides opportunities for all employees and reflects the communities where they work and live.
Will the risk reporting analyst work independently?
Yes, the role requires the ability to work independently and assume responsibility for project deliverables.
What types of problem-solving skills are preferred for this role?
A strong and structured approach to problem-solving is preferred, along with good time management and attention to detail.